Visual Poetry in Motion
Welcome to my collection of short films—a true reflection of the creative journey I undertake with every project. Every work embodies a commitment to excellence and a love for the craft, offering you a window into the artistry of movement, texture, and depth that comes to life in my work.
By sharing these creations, I aim to spark your imagination and help you envision what we can achieve together to bring your story and art to life, creating something uniquely meaningful to you.
La Perouse
La Perouse Bridge, officially known as the 'Bare Island Bridge', is a historic wooden footbridge located in Sydney's southeastern suburb of La Perouse. It connects the mainland to Bare Island, a small island featuring a 19th-century fort built to protect Botany Bay. The bridge is a popular destination for visitors, offering stunning coastal views and access to Bare Island’s historic sites. It’s also a renowned spot for scuba diving, with rich marine life and underwater attractions. Surrounded by rocky shores and tranquil waters, the bridge is a picturesque icon, frequently used for photography, film, and peaceful ocean-side strolls.
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The Hand of God
It were happy days to be part of the film production of The Hand of God, a short film envisioned by the talented director Connor Karlsen. This poignant monologue delves into the unraveling of Detective Cain, set against the backdrop of the 1960s. Cain, a man long past his prime, wrestles with the burden of a challenging case and the shadows of an unspecified loss. Through his erratic behavior—excessive drinking, chain-smoking, and a disregard for rules—we glimpse his unconventional thought process. The narrative leads the audience to believe he is pursuing the serial killer who took his daughter’s life. However, the shocking truth emerges: Cain himself is the killer.
The Hand of God was carefully edited by me using Adobe Premiere Pro, with each frame crafted to amplify the emotional depth of the story. Lighting and color were integral, with muted 1960s-inspired tones creating a sense of despair and mystery. Subtle color grading shifts reflected Detective Cain’s unraveling psyche, transitioning from warm hues to cold, stark tones. The pacing of the edits was deliberate—lingering shots emphasized vulnerability, while abrupt cuts mirrored his fractured thoughts. Every decision, from rhythmic transitions to sound effects, was made to immerse viewers in Cain’s turmoil, enhancing the film’s tension and emotional resonance.
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Crew
Director, Connor Karlsen
1st AD, Jennifer Granato
Producer, Raman Ashourian
DOP, Ezra Christensen
Camera Operator, Beata Krzysik
1st Assistant Camera, Sean Kirsten
Production Designer, Kim Jin
Gaffer, Dain Syron
Continuity, Jay Vincent
Boom, Ethan Callanan
Sound Recordist, Noah Amarille
Production Assistant, Lucas Martinez
Film Editor, Victor Vu
Rozell Park Land
Rozelle Parkland in the early sunrise morning is a serene and picturesque retreat and is one of my favorite bicycling track. As the first light breaks, the sky is painted in soft hues of pink, gold, and lavender, casting a gentle glow over the landscape. The ANZAC Bridge stands tall in the distance, its cables glistening as they catch the morning light, while the river beneath comes alive with activity. A lone kayak slices swiftly through the still water, creating ripples that shimmer in the sunrise.
Under the bridge, boats rest quietly, their reflections dancing softly on the calm surface. In the park, the day begins with subtle energy—joggers pace along winding paths, their breaths forming faint clouds in the crisp air. Nearby, dog owners stroll leisurely, their furry companions wagging tails in delight. The atmosphere is tranquil yet alive, a perfect blend of natural beauty and human connection, offering a peaceful start to the day.
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Sydney Hobart Race 2024
The 2024 Sydney Hobart Yacht Race challenges sailors with unpredictable weather, powerful Bass Strait currents, and fierce winds. Crews face grueling 628 nautical miles, battling exhaustion, tactical decisions, and equipment failure risks. Navigating storm fronts and calm patches tests endurance, teamwork, and resilience in this iconic blue-water sailing adventure.
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